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Great wardrobe, wardrobe of the king's household and the king's chamber: 27 rots:...
Catalogue reference: E 361/9
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This record is about the Great wardrobe, wardrobe of the king's household and the king's chamber: 27 rots:... dating from 1307 July 8-1333 Jan 24 in the series Exchequer: Pipe Office: Enrolled Wardrobe and Household Accounts. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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E 361/9
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1307 July 8-1333 Jan 24
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Great wardrobe, wardrobe of the king's household and the king's chamber: 27 rots:
- Great wardrobe: Thomas de Useflete, clerk, 20 Edw II, rot 1;
- Great wardrobe: Thomas de Useflete, clerk, 2-3 Edw III, rot 2;
- Great wardrobe: William la Zouche, clerk, 3 Edw III, rot 3-5;
- Great wardrobe: William la Zouche, clerk Also includes account for certain receipts in the receipt of the Exchequer in 6 Edw III, 4 Edw III, 6 Edw III, rot 6-8;
- Great wardrobe: William la Zouche, clerk, 5-6 Edw III, rot 9-10;
- Great wardrobe: William la Zouche, clerk, 6-7 Edw III, rot 11-13;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Roger de Waltham, 15-[17] Edw II, rot 14-15;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Robert de Woodhouse, 17-[18] Edw II, rot 16;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Robert de Woodhouse, [18] Edw II, rot 17;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Robert de Woodhouse, 19 Edw II, rot 18;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Robert de Woodhouse, 20 Edw II, rot 18;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Robert de Woodhouse, 20 Edw II-2 Edw III, rot 19-20;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Thomas de Garton, 3-5 Edw III, rot 21-22;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: John de Bensted, 1-2 Edw II, rot 23-24;
- Wardrobe of the king's household: Richard de Bury, 2-3 Edw III, rot 25;
- William de Langley, clerk of the receipt, and his expenses from the time he was deputed by the king to receive various sums in the chamber, 16-20 Edw II, rot 26-27
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Open Document, Open Description
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- Topics
- Government finances
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- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C2745874/
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E 361
Exchequer: Pipe Office: Enrolled Wardrobe and Household Accounts
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